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Organisation

Executive Committee (EC)

The EC is responsible for the overall management, oversight and reporting of the trial.

Members    
Robert Califf US Cardiologist (Co-Chair)
Rury Holman UK Endocrinologist (Co-Chair)
     
Paul Armstong Canada Cardiologist
John Buse US Endocrinologist
Robert Josse Canada Endocrinologist
John Lachin US Statistician
Darren McGuire US Cardiologist
Eberhard Standl Germany Endocrinologist
Frans Van de Werf Belgium Cardiologist
     
Barry Goldstein US Merck
Joerg Koglin US Merck
Deborah Shapiro US Merck
Robert Silverman US Merck

Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB)

The DSMB will help ensure the safety of the trial participants by undertaking regular independent evaluation of trial safety data.

Members    
Marc Pfeffer US Cardiologist (Chair)
Hertzel Gerstein Canada Endocrinologist
Leif Groop Sweden Endocrinologist
John McMurray UK Cardiologist
Stuart Pocock UK Statistician

Operations Committee (OC)

The OC is comprised of country lead investigators selected by the Executive Committee, DTU and DCRI. The primary role of the OC is to serve as the interface between the EC and the trial sites and to monitor and supervise the progress of the trial at a regional level.

Study Sponsor

Merck

 

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TECOS Study, Diabetes Trials Unit, OCDEM, Churchill Hospital, Old Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7LJ
Tel: +44 (0)1865 857260     Fax: +44 (0)1865 857246     Email: tecos@dtu.ox.ac.uk

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